Offer van Noach 1738 - 1815

This 18th-century etching by Italian artist Francesco Bartolozzi depicts the biblical story of Noah's sacrifice after the Great Flood. The scene is filled with figures, including Noah and his family, kneeling in prayer as an angel above offers a dove, symbolizing peace and the divine covenant. The dramatic use of light and shadow, characteristic of Bartolozzi's style, contributes to the sense of awe and reverence surrounding the event. The print, originally created between 1738 and 1815, showcases Bartolozzi's mastery of linework and his ability to capture a moment of profound religious significance. "Offer van Noach", "Francesco Bartolozzi", "etching", "Biblical", "Noah's sacrifice", "Great Flood", "angel", "dove", "covenant" are keywords related to the artwork.